Si Datu Bua Boat Charter

Start from USD 12.000 per night sailing trip Labuan Bajo, Komodo

6 Guests

3 Cabin

39.9 x 8.6 m

10 Knot

Meeting Point

Labuan Bajo

Best Month

March - December

Phisical Activity

Medium

Destination

6-13 Destination

Duration

Customisable

Boat Charter

VVIP

Get ready for an unforgettable journey on the Si Datu Bua, a luxury phinisi crafted by Silolona Sojourns and expert Sulawesi shipbuilders. This exquisite vessel seamlessly blends tradition and comfort, perfect for your next adventure.

Explore the breathtaking Komodo National Park or the stunning Toradja mountains aboard Si Datu Bua. Enjoy the elegant design, indulge in delicious Asian fusion cuisine, and dive into thrilling water activities.

Sailing through Komodo National Park on Si Datu Bua promises luxury memories that will last a lifetime. Don’t miss out on this exclusive boat charter experience in Labuan Bajo. Book now and start your epic adventure today!

Si Datu Bua Price

Package	Price per night
Charter	USD 12.000

NOTE
* Price per group.
* Rates doesn't include 11% Tax

Type = Traditional Gaff Rig Phinisi
Engine = Yanmar 6HYM - ETE 500 H
Water = 15.800 L
Navigation = Radar, GPS, AIS, Compass
Etc = Air Conditioner, Life Jacket, Towel, Snorkeling

Min Passengers = 1 Guests
Max Passengers = 6 Guests
Cabin = 3 Cabins
Sound System = 1 Sound System

Detail Si Datu Bua

Banda Suite

1 Cabin, King bed, Air Conditioner, Ocean View, En-Suite Bathroom

Toradja Suite

1 Cabin, Queen Bed, Air Conditioner, Ocean View, En-suite bathroom

Celebes Suite

1 Cabin, Queen Bed, Air Conditioner, Ocean View, En-Suite Bathroom

Aftdeck Setting

Fore Deck

Main Deck

Saloon

Favorite Itinerary for a Komodo Sailing Trip

D1 = Kelor island - Manjarite Island - Kalong Island
D2 = Padar Island - Pink Beach - Komodo Island

D1 = Kelor island - Manjarite Island - Kalong Island
D2 = Padar Island - Pink Beach - Komodo Island - Taka Makassar - Manta Point
D3 = Siaba Island - Kanawa Island

D1 = Kelor island - Manjarite Island - Kalong Island
D2 = Padar Island - Pink Beach - Komodo Island - Taka Makassar - Manta Point
D3 = Siaba Island - Kanawa Island
D4 = Rangko Cave - Seraya Island - Sabolo Island

Trip Include

Stay on boat during trip
Premium Documentation with Drone, Go Pro, and Mirrorless(without editing)
Meals during the trip
Mineral Water, Coffee and tea during the trip
Guide
Snorkeling Gears
Life Vest
Round Trip transport from hotel/airport - meeting point (Only in Labuan Bajo land area)

Trip Exclude

Tip for crew
Flight Ticket
Alcohol /Non Alcohol drinks
Personal Snacks
Komodo National Park Fee estimated cost IDR 400.000 for Indonesian citizen and IDR 700.000 for foreigner
Drone ticket for Komodo National Komodo Park, estimated cost IDR 1.100.000 (Not mandatory & permit should be requested 7 days before the trip)

Must Bring Items

Sunblock
Sunglasses
Beach Hat
Snack & Suplement
Spare Clothes
Swimsuit
Hiking Sandals

Power bank
Personal Medicine
Toiletries
Wet Wipes
Drybag
Telkomsel Sim Card
Additional Cash

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Raffi Ahmad & Nagita Slavina.

Celebrity / Host

The trip was really fun. The guide was friendly and professional. The boat was luxurious, the food was delicious, the crew's service was satisfying. The admin was very helpful from the start when booking trips to start. The choice of luxury boats offered was also very large. Komodo Luxury is great!

Baim Wong & Paula Verhoeven.

Celebrity

Have three trips with KomodoLuxury, never disappoint. Informative guide, very serving crew, delicious food. The boat is comfortable and safe for bringing children. The trip also has leisure options so it's suitable for families.

Nirina Zubir & Friends.

Celebrity

The service was incredibly friendly. With so many boat options available, finding one that fit our budget and needs was easy. The trip was fantastic, and we all left happy!

Wulan Guritno.

Actress

Thank you, Indonesia Juara, for such a delightful holiday. From the airport pickup to the return transfer, everything was impeccably organized. I hope to travel with you again soon!

Labuan Bajo Tour Destination

Kelor Island

Kelor Island is a small, uninhabited gem known for its pristine white sands and enchanting green hills. Trekking is a popular activity here. Although the central hill may seem modest, it presents a decent challenge and takes about an hour to ascend. The effort is well worth it, however, as the panoramic views from the summit are stunning!

Manjarite Island

Manjarite Island, also uninhabited, is ideal for beginner snorkelers due to its shallow waters, ranging from three to eight meters deep. You can spot an array of marine life from just above the water's surface. Diving in offers even more delights, with vibrant corals and charming sea creatures, include ornamental fish, Dori fish, clownfish, baronage fish, barracudas, and angelfish.

Kalong Island

Kalong Island is renowned for its millions of giant bats. The island is dotted with exotic trees that provide a natural habitat for these bats. They begin to "wake up" and become active as darkness falls. The sunset here is among the most stunning in Komodo National Park. Imagine watching the silhouettes of bats taking flight against the backdrop of a gorgeous sunset—a truly mesmerizing experience!

Padar Island

Padar Island, the third largest island in Komodo National Park, is not home to Komodo dragons. Here, you can climb a hill to capture breathtaking panoramic views. The vivid blue sea and surrounding islands are utterly captivating. While the trek to the highest hill may be exhausting, the reward is a spectacular vista of hills and stunning scenery that makes every step worthwhile. Capturing these moments will undoubtedly enhance the trekking experience.

Pink Beach

Pink Beach in Komodo National Park is one of the pinkest beaches in the world. It's a perfect spot for swimming or relaxing on its unique shores. Don't miss out on capturing your joyful moments here; the beauty and uniqueness of this beach offer a perfect backdrop for memorable photos!

Komodo Island

Komodo Island is one of the 7 Wonders of the World. One of the main destinations if you go to Komodo National Park. This island is one of the Komodo National Park areas managed by the Central Government. On Komodo Island, around 1300, Komodo dragons continued to breed. Komodo is the largest lizard in the world, with an average length of 2-3 meters and a body weight of at least 90 kg. You can go around this island to see the Komodo dragons. But don't worry; a Ranger will lead your journey to keep you safe!

Taka Makassar

Taka Makassar is one of the very unique destinations in Komodo National Park. This tiny island only contains charming clusters of fine white sand. Its small, curved shape resembles the number nine, making it even more unique. Moreover, you can only see it if the sea water is receding. You can swim, enjoy the clear sea, and take photos at this unique beach.

Manta Point

Manta Point is one of the best snorkeling and diving spots in Komodo National Park! This spot offers an amazing snorkeling experience with a natural underwater landscape. This underwater tour also allows visitors to meet rare animals that only exist here, namely Manta Rays. Usually, you will also be able to meet jellyfish colonies, which are no less beautiful. Get ready to be amazed by their beauty!

Siaba Island

Siaba Island is an island with the nickname "City Of Turtles". The sun setting between exotic islands in the middle of calm waters will spoil your eyes and give you a feeling of peace.

Kanawa Island

Kanawa Island is a small island located in the waters of Komodo National Park. Various coral reefs surround this island, and white sand with clear sea water is an attraction. Kanawa Island is almost like a private island which is so enchanting. Kanawa Island has a pier for tourist boats that take tourists to enjoy the charm of this beautiful island. Swimming and taking photos can be the main activities at this destination.

Rangko Cave

Rangko Cave is a cave with a natural pool and beautiful stalactite ornaments. One destination you must visit is to experience the sensation of swimming in a natural pool, like a private pool. The water in this cave is salt water, which is thought to come from seawater, which enters a gap or cavity that connects the seawater to the pool. Feel the calm and freshness of swimming in this cave!

Seraya Island

Seraya Island has white sand beaches and clear, bluish sea water, as well as underwater beauty. Even when the sea water recedes, you can walk towards the middle of the sea within a radius of around 500 meters from the beach. Various activities can be done there, such as fishing, swimming, and snorkeling. The underwater world is still very pristine.

Sabolo Island

Sabolo Island is an island that has a nice wooden pier which is usually used for taking photos. The photos will definitely be beautiful because the backdrop is a vast blue sea. Because the water is clear, you can also snorkel and enjoy the view of the coral reefs and small fish swimming around it. Playing in the water with an oncat from the pier into the sea can also be an exciting activity, you know!

Arrival
You need to arrive one day before because on the first day the trip will start in the morning
Jakarta - Labuan Bajo (direct) : Citilink, Batik Air
Jakarta - Labuan Bajo (1 transit) : Garuda, Batik Air, Lion Air, Wings Air, NAM, Sriwijaya
Surabaya - Labuan Bajo (direct) : Batik Air
Surabaya - Labuan Bajo (1 transit) : Garuda, Batik Air, Lion Air, Wings Air, NAM, Sriwijaya

Departure
Participants can depart on the last day of the trip (for 3D2N and 4D3N) with the ight schedule based on participant’s ight. For 2D1N, participants can depart one day after the trip.

Hotel Recommendation
Ayana Komodo Resort, Loccal Collection, Laprima Hotel, Inaya Bay, Bintang Flores Hotel, Sylvia Resort Komodo, Seaesta, The Jayakarta Suites Komodo Flores, Mohini Komodo Resort, Plataran Komodo Resort, Sylvia Resort Komodo

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FAQ

The trekking route has a difficulty level from moderate to heavy. Participants are strongly advised to exercise before the trip, not force themselves, and use trekking sandals (purchased at outdoor equipment shops) to avoid slipping.

Yes, the price is net.

Yes, participants buy their return plane tickets. For arrival, participants are strongly advised to buy tickets on the H-1 schedule, or if they want to come on the D-day, it is recommended that participants be at Komodo Airport before 09.30 WITA. However, check-in hours on the ship for private participants are flexible, and it is highly recommended that you check in no later than 2 pm to visit all the destination tourist attractions. For return via Komodo Airport with a flight schedule after 11.40 WITA (maximum completion of the trip at 11.00 WITA).

Yes, because all the files are copied, and it has a large enough capacity, if you use a flash disk, the transfer rate will be very long. File transfers are usually carried out on the third day of the trip.

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